THE BOSTON BELTING COMPANY.

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THE BOSTON BELTING COMPANY.

The Boston Belting Company of 256-260 Devonshire street, Boston, has issued a catalogue for 1898 of the cotton and rubber garden hose couplings,nozzles, and sprinklers, which it manufactures, with illustrations and full information as to size, quality, price, etc. The catalogue, which is handsomely printed, will prove of great use as a guide to intending purchasers. It will be forwarded on application.

The same company is placirg upon the market a spiral round piston and valve rod packing, which it designates as “nox-all”—a trade mark which it is now applying to various other lines of goods as packing. The “ nox-all ” packing is made in the form of a continuous spiral coil, and consists of a round red rubber core surrounded by layers or piles of specially woven duck, and the outside is thoroughly coated and lubricated with a selected grade of fine plumbago, entirely free from acid or grit. This packing is soft, elastic, and durable ; will withstand the heat of high pressure steam ; and combines all of the desirable features of a first-class piston and valve rod packing. “Nox-all” packing is put up in rectangular shape boxes of maroon color, containing three or more coils, according to size.

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THE BOSTON BELTING COMPANY.

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THE BOSTON BELTING COMPANY.

The Boston Belting Company announce that, owing to increasing business demands, the walls of their present New York establishment have grown too strait for them.They have therefore, resolved to take larger premises, and will accordingly remove on April 1 next to the large and commodious store at Nos. 100 and 102 Reade street. They will occupy the ground floor basement and sub-basement,and will carry a complete stock of their own manufactures. They expect to have in their new premises one of the handsomest mechanical rubber goods stores in the city of New York.

The Census office at Washington, formerly Masonic hall, the cradle of the order of the Knights of Pythias, was gutted by lire on March 22 and its contents and records destroyed. Loss, $20,000; fully insured.

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